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Julia and Ryan must unite their families during a centennial Christmas celebration to save their family inns from a chain resort.
2019
English
Stereo
Drama
Romance
Christmas
Cast & Crew
Rachel Boston
(Actor)
Wes Brown
(Actor)
Richard Karn
(Actor)
BOSTON
(Actor)
Rachel
(Actor)
Christopher Cousins
(Actor)
.. Bill Mason
Emiliano Díez
(Actor)
.. Eddy
Tim Reid
(Actor)
.. Blake
Anna Daines
(Actor)
.. Lexi Crawley
Charla Bocchicchio
(Actor)
.. Sandra Crawley
Barta Heiner
(Actor)
.. Grandma Cathy
Logan Donovan
(Actor)
.. Frank Mason
Jan B. Felt
(Actor)
.. Evelyn Mason
Yolanda Wood
(Actor)
.. Victoria
Cindy Perez
(Actor)
.. Melissa
Diane D. Griffith
(Actor)
.. Guest
Heidi Scott
(Actor)
.. Christmas Shopper
Nicole Duke
(Actor)
.. Inn Guest
John Forker
(Actor)
.. Hot Chocolate Vendor/Wreath Making Vendor
Jerome Brad Halgren
(Actor)
.. Man On the Street
More Information
Did You Know..
Rachel Boston
(Actor)
Wes Brown
(Actor)
Born:
January 26, 1982
Birthplace: Fort Worth, Texas, United States
Birthplace: Fort Worth, Texas, United States
Trivia:
Born in Texas, but was raised in Louisiana. Worked as a model and actor while going to LSU. Spent the summer after his junior year in Los Angeles looking for acting work. Returned to Los Angeles after graduation and worked in commercials. Played NBA coach Pat Riley in 2006 feature film Glory Road. Got first big TV break playing a vampire hunter in HBO's True Blood.
Richard Karn
(Actor)
Born:
February 17, 1956
Birthplace: Seattle, Washington, United States
Birthplace: Seattle, Washington, United States
Trivia:
Richard Karn was born Richard Karn Wilson in Seattle, Wash., in 1956. He earned a B.F.A. at the University of Washington in their Professional Actor Training Program and played in off-Broadway and Broadway productions (his Broadway debut was playing the "suit of armor" in Me and My Girl), in the 1980s. However, it was his role as the shy, but confident Al Borland on the 1990s television sitcom Home Improvement that made Karn a star. It was a role he discovered by accident -- or almost an accident -- when he ran a stop sign, was sent to traffic school, and met an agent who told him about the Home Improvement audition. Looking back at the success of the series and Karn's beloved character, it seems hard to believe that the actor kept his job as an apartment manager during the first season, unsure of the fledgling show's future. During his years on the sitcom, Karn appeared as a host for TV specials and in made-for-TV films, including ABC's Picture Perfect (1995) and HBO's Bram Stoker's Legend of the Mummy (1998). Following Home Improvement, Karn found a new niche as a game-show host, replacing Louie Anderson as the host of Family Feud in 2002, and Patrick Duffy as the host of Bingo America in 2008. Karn is an avid golfer and has become a national spokesman for the "Mr. Handyman" franchise.
BOSTON
(Actor)
Rachel
(Actor)
Christopher Cousins
(Actor)
.. Bill Mason
Born:
September 27, 1960
Emiliano Díez
(Actor)
.. Eddy
Tim Reid
(Actor)
.. Blake
Born:
December 19, 1944
Birthplace: Norfolk, Virginia, United States
Birthplace: Norfolk, Virginia, United States
Trivia:
Actor, producer, and director Tim Reid has committed himself to projects that show American blacks in a more positive light than are generally seen in Hollywood through his United Image Entertainment company. As an actor Reid is best remembered for playing cool disc jockey Venus Flytrap on WKRP and for his short-lived sitcom Frank's Place (1987-1988). Fans of the crime-drama Simon and Simon (1981-1988) will remember him for playing Lt. Downtown Brown. Reid first appeared on television in Frankie Avalon: Easy Does It (1976). He then worked on The Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Hour (1977) and The Richard Pryor Show (1977). He made his feature film debut in Dead Bang (1989) and since then his feature film appearances have been sporadic. As a director, Reid debuted with the acclaimed Once Upon a Time...When We Were Colored (1997). As a writer, Reid has penned scripts for a series of animated videos chronicling Frank Baum's Oz tales. He also produced the feature films Out-of-Sync (1995) and Spirit Lost (1996). On television, Reid starred in the sitcom Sister-Sister (1994). In 1999 he directed the moody thriller Asunder. Though he appeared on screens only intermittently as the 21st century got under way, he did appear in You Wish! And The Reading Room, as well as the gritty 2007 drama Trade.
Anna Daines
(Actor)
.. Lexi Crawley
Charla Bocchicchio
(Actor)
.. Sandra Crawley
Barta Heiner
(Actor)
.. Grandma Cathy
Logan Donovan
(Actor)
.. Frank Mason
Jan B. Felt
(Actor)
.. Evelyn Mason
Born:
July 31, 1962
Yolanda Wood
(Actor)
.. Victoria
Cindy Perez
(Actor)
.. Melissa
Diane D. Griffith
(Actor)
.. Guest
Heidi Scott
(Actor)
.. Christmas Shopper
Nicole Duke
(Actor)
.. Inn Guest
John Forker
(Actor)
.. Hot Chocolate Vendor/Wreath Making Vendor
Jerome Brad Halgren
(Actor)
.. Man On the Street
